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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRErGv.-Austria and Russia gathering troops
ct tho Galician frontier. - SURPRISING the In
surrection in Bulgaria. - Tory threats OF coer-
cion in Ireland made in the House of Commons.
s. Mrs. James Brown Potter signing contract
to play at Haymarket Theatre. London. - A
slight earthquake at Nice. - Officers OF Ger
man Reichstag chosen. - Canadian feeling as
to the Retaliation law.
CoNGREss.-AdJournmen of both branches. -
The President went to the Capitol. - Trotter
and Captain Greedy confirmed by the Senate, -
The River and Harbor bill killed by pocket Veto
- The Deficiency bill failed for lack of time
DoMEsrIC-Governor Hill approved the order of
Mayor Grace removing General Shaler from the
presidency of the Board of Health. -
Many petition submitted to the Legislature
at Albany for the passage of the Crosby
High License bill. - Advance in the
price of provisions on the Chicago Board of Trade.
- A serious ARRAY between Mexicaus and
Americans at Nogales. Arizona. 60 End of the
car strike In San Francisco. - Proposed rail-
road building in Boston. - Appointments by
Governor Lounsbery. - Earthquake shock felt
in South Carolina. - How the BOyden beQuest
to Harvard will be used
CITY AND SUBURBAN. Colonel Fellows too i'll to
take part IN The Cleary trial. - The Brooklyn
investigation begun. - Grand Jury present.
ment on city buildings - Attempt 10 burn
the Pennsylvania Railroad station in jersey City
and ferryboat. - A bogus "clalm agency"
broken up. - Mayor Hewitt visited his Office.
- Closing the testimony IN the Paine case
- The owner of the Dauntess visited the
Coronet. - Celebration of Robert Emmet's
birthday. - George G. Smith called upon by
his betrothed. - man with eight wives fled
from the last one. - Trial Of an electric motor
In Eighth-ave. - A woman aud "a child burned
to death. - Censuring ambulance surgeon.
- Gold value of the egal-tender silver dollar
(41212 grains-46d per Ounce--76.6S cents. -
Stocks dull with fractional declines as rule, clos
ing unsettled.
THE decentralization for to-day Fair,
growing cloudy, with snow or rain. Temperature
yesterday: Highest, $50; lowest. 2S'; average,
311so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05
THE BAY STATE MORE APPREcIArIvE.

Nothing better illustrate the changes wrought IN
the relations OF public within the last low Year,
on Mr. Blaine. Tners was time when the statesmen of
Massaohuses had only words OF for tho gifted
son of the Pine Tree state The thrilling incidents Of the
campaign Of 80 have however bound a. With hoops Of
iioan Damn What victory could not achieve defeat he
accom- pshed. To-day Massachusetts, vies With Anin1
Living Americana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05

This tho Deficiency Appropriation would De a GOA
hill 10 defeat contains Appropriation To pay *IoOOV
counsel fee expended By Garland III the indecent sue
which Government has 6rongnt IN Deaa OF tue Fam
Garland ought not have incurred the debt aud there
ought be way OF compelling the real party IN IN
terest to tho expense of the litigation into WHICH
the Government has been entrapped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05
TWO YEARS OF DEMOCRACY.

THE NETWORK TRIBUNE this morning presents m
the Nation IL Is impossible in a few words to pro.
sent the facts embraced In the exposure We trust tha
every Republican will read them They scatter 70 the
served two years under the guse OF reformcr to the sat
sfact,on VI most Of the spoilsmcn who make up ms
marty,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05
LITTLE PATIENCE NECESSARY.

Iron CtHttVHuts
IL sad but it ia necessary to remark to Newfound'
land trat she must keep quiet for awhile Her dispo-
ston 10 annex the United states has been long Known
On General principles we are quito willing but II Is DO
sira6e first 70 take ia the intervening territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05


mary of Canadian opinion is that nothing will
come of it. Our neighbors believe we are not
in earnest in standing up for our fishermens
lights. In view of the Presidents do-nOthing
course last summer this is not strange. He
could have closed our ports to Canadian vessels
then but would not. Why should the Cana
dams think he will be more likely to do it this
yearf
Affairs In the Balkans are assuming more
threatening phase. The revOlts in Bulgaria
are recognized as the results of Russian in
trigue, and although they have been nOminally
suppressed. it is hardly possible that the
conspiracy has been entirely crushed. The
Regency is undergoing fearful strain, and if
instruction should spread, would presently
have to give way and let Russia control the
decide for peace or war.
The Notifications bill failed utterly. Not a
penny was voted even to keep the present forts
and earthworks in repair. This is not the fault
of the Senators. If anything, they erred on the
side of proposing too great expenditure but
between six millions and 100000 there was a
fair chance for compromise. The blame lies
upon Mr.. Randall and his associates in the
House committee. They wanted guns, but
cheap ones, which soon would have been anti
quated and useless. The Senate would not sub
init to such folly and the measure failed.
If the proper authorities are ever to be moved
to do their duty in providing sufficient room for
the criminal courts and safe place of deposit
for real estate papers, the presentment of the
February Grand Jury ought to accomplish it.
A clearer case of necessity could not be made
out. All the reasons why the Receiver of Taxes
should be removed from the brOwnstOne build
ing and new Hall of Records built are emu
merated fully and forcibly. If the presentmcnt
is not needed now the public will have the right
to believe that something worse than mistaken
economy is the obstacle in the way of the needed
improvement. how would the Harlem freight
depot site answer for anew city building The
railroad company is only too anxious to throw
up its lease, which runs until 1892.
A precious pair of swInders with excessively
English manners have been arrested by the
police. and there is an end to the British
American Claim Agency " in New York, which
was an institution for the benefit of American
heirs to vast fortunes lying unclaimed in che
Bank of England. The "agency" had a
flourishing business. Indeed, its prosperity is
the most exasperating feature of the whole
affair. Knaves abound in every land. but we
we're inclined to think that the number of fools
IN America who could be caught by the Gun
claimed fortune" bait was no longer large.
The swindle has been exposed SO fully and 80
often that the victims OF these clever scOun-
drels really need no pity. 1t would serve them
quite right if their names should be made pub
lie at the trial which must preccde the appear
snce OF Messrs Parker and Witherell at
i6ing Sing.
The inquiry Of the Brooklyn Investigating
Committee OPENS IN q direction different from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05
MUSIC.
FAUSTr IN ENGLISH.

The third representation OF the National Opera Com
pauy the Metropolitan Opera House last night had
Gounods Faust for its object This is perhaps the
best way to put it to avoid controversy. We
spared detailed discussion by the circumstance that
the performance did not differ in any essential parc
ular from that at Philadelphia at the opening OF he
companys season. the later in Brooklyn. both OF
which were treated OF With much tulness and kind
ness as possible in THE TRIBUNE ut the time. 1t Is
not difficult opera to sing, many amateur organi-
cations that have essayed it testify but IL Is
opera in which the potential difference between per-
torrance which has dramatic life ana which has
not quickly maniiests ITSELF There plenty of good
singing last nights performances, but for the greater
part it sounded il it was singing from the book and
had nothing to do closely or remotely with any drama
1t wanted fer, Or elasticity freedom and expressive
ness. The exception to this rule the IVORY OF Mr..
Ludwig. who, however forfeited lOod share OF tho
good will which he in the first two by being
the apparent cat OF awkward stage wait in tho
garden scene The portions of the representation
which moved with professional style those which
tell TO the lot OF the ballet. The audience moro
numerous than ON Monday and Wednesday evenings
and frequent oubur,ts OF applause testified TO its gem
erous disposition There change in the distri:
button OF parts which follows: Faust"
Charles Bassett Mephistophees," William Ludwig;
Valentine" AloJzo StOddard Brander,' Joseph
Svero Sebel," Mrs. Jessie Bartlett Davis; Mar
garet" Emma Jucn; Martha" Miss Mathilde Phil
lips 49, oa $500
The matinee this afternoon will 5egiu at $50 o'clock
stead OF usual The opera will be Aida" with
rhc nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05
ALL LIVE MEN NEED n.

uoliticsl annual that tndfspensabls tothe American
cscn VINO Z alive ths Quesons Of the day end desyee
tho progrnas OF the country v TuH rRBUNn Almanac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05

Mayor Hewitt says that his feelings were sin no
respect laccrated" by the unlund treatment ac-
corded TO his letter in Brooklyn This is satls-
factory Now let Governor Hill rise to remark
that his feelings not laccrated by the too
lender concern shown for them by the men who
wanted the letter suppressed, or by the cruel ss-
picion that mayhap the Governor himself saw tho
letter or wa, mado aware of its contents and OBJ
ected to its being read.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05

"An old soldier who writes to THE TRIBUNE
from cbanon n. J remarks that the vetoed pen
sion bin would not have helped him in the least.
lie adds "but there are some soldiers in this
county in the poorh0usc 1t would. There is one
in the township Of Rcadington who served in the
lst Now,Jerscy Brigade four years, and good
n soldier as ever fired q mlislSet-hc too Is in the
poorhouse. Can the township afford TO keep him
better than the Government he fought and ruined
his health to sayep' II is now in order for "lhe
Evening Post" TO fall TO abusing this veteran.
TO sti Matte him ms wanting In self-respect and
as being in collision with claim agents. There Is
no warrant for tho assertion that all The soldiers
who favored the bill were unworthy OF respect
while all the soldiers who opposed 10 were pure
and ardent patriots And yet The Post labored
hard to produce that cruel and unjust impression.
In tho interest OF tho veto 1t stood ready TO
asperse the reputation OF any man who had fought
for tho flag, no Eiatter how gallant his record.
"The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle after
careful tabulatlon and analysis OF the vote by
which tho bill fs led to pass over tie vcto con-
cludes that 1T wqs practically vote OF the Loyal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05
A BLESSED ESCAPE.
DrsERyEDIY NEGLECTED.

From The Philadelphia Inquirer
No extra session. Providence does sometimes interposo
TO deliver this country from the statesmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05

Spcal Ing OF the lIcwitt-EOoldyn -supprcssed-
letter episode, "The Eagle says: Both sides
come out of the affair with no little glory But
the important question, How did Governor Hill
come out Of 1t ? remains unanswered.
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In IN Allicntor's stomach.

Philadelphia Times. l- 10y Sa.,
An eight-foot long alligator, which had
not eaten anything since last summer,
died at the Geological Garden. This is
the same animal that struck terror into
the hearts Of bridal couple who were
leisurely walking shout the snake house.
Suddenly initiating itself the reptile made
horrible roaring sound which aroused all
the other alligators, who joined in the din,
causing the couple to flee precipitately.
This was ito death cry, for it soon passed
away. Head Keeper Byrne having duly
notified the family OF the deceased accord
ing to law, and there being no objection,
a post-mortem examination was held and
the stomach OF tho reptile was found to
contain cod hook with over yard OF
cord attached, lot Of decayed wood,
stones and oyster shells.
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B.
The unprecedented sale Of Boschee's
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Ought to DO Provided For.

Texas sHftnGs. no r. 70. 5F5~fs55 81
"Do you think there will be special
session OF the Texas Legislature in.
quired old man Peterby Of his neighbor,
who ia also farmer living not far from
Austin. "Some folks say there will, why
do you want the Legislature to meet ~
10, as for me I am not concerned per.
sonally; l don't care il 1t never meets
again, but I want it to appropriate some
gore land for the benefit Of Texas veter-
ans who have lost limbs in rescuing the
State from the. Indians and Me1icans."
"Why, you are not yeteran.p "0f courae
I'm mott | am able to make my own liv.
ing, but I've got hired man who cut of
his hand in a cotton gin last week, and
he ought to BIO provided for somehow or
another"
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TWO PART1Es.

Tho One Representative, tho Other Obstruc.
tive-Drisd Ycast Cake Politicians. I.
Senalor Harrlson az he Republican Club Dinner,
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g. +. LORD; General Passengc. Agent.
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 1I.-Cattle-Rcceip 10, O0c
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EAST LIBEsrY, Pa Feb A.-Cat,le-Receipis
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.LEPROSY.

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rINANcE.ANp TRADE.
The Features Of tho Money and stoc
-N Markets,

inc Fontures Of tho Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW York. Feb. li.-Moncy on call easy at sas
per cent closing at 8 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 6a0 per cent. Sterling Exchange firm 10
strong and fairly active at 81 S51fai ss1S
GOVERNMENT DoSDs-Dull and steady.
STATE BoSDs-Dull and steady.
sIocSs-The new week on the Stock Exchange
opened with dull aud gcnernlly ieaturelcss
market, The opening was about steady, flrst
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incte being a fair business In few stocks only,
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were made within the hrst hour under tho lead OF
Louisville 4 Nashville. The list then became zen.
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when tho market responded TO extraordinary
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cases carly losses were regained. The last hour
hour saw decided break on more active business
aud the close was weak al the lowest prices the
day. The majority OF the active List arc invariably
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